Pick what to offer.
Select an existing model and configure the provider endpoint. Cairn ships without bundled models.
Offer inference to peers you trust. You decide which model is available, which identities can connect, and where access ends.

Cairn’s current peer network is permissioned. Operators select the models they offer and verify the identities of peers they allow.
Signed identities support authentication. They don’t prove that a provider runs a model in a confidential environment.
Explore the security modelRepository access requiredConfiguration and control stay local.
The website is just your starting point.
Select an existing model and configure the provider endpoint. Cairn ships without bundled models.
Verify the peer’s signed identity and explicitly configure which identities are allowed to use your model.
Validate configuration in the local operator console, inspect a route receipt, and start your router or peer separately.
Validate configurations, save local drafts, inspect routing, and export eligible free configurations.
The console runs separately at 127.0.0.1:8788. It does not start providers, sign wallets, or send payments.
local-chatQuotes, capped authorization, metering, settlement, and refunds are being tested in isolation. Public-chain payments and wallet signing remain disabled.
See the beta statusExplore the possibilities. Keep the decisions on your machine.